Katherine DuPre, LISW-CP/S
I am the founding member of CCC. After getting my masters in Social Work, I was a Hospice social worker and bereavement counselor for 7 years. I am a good listener and will always encourage, never judge. I have a kind husband, two little boys, a rescued greyhound, and 7 ill-behaved chickens.
I can support you through:
- Grief counseling
- Women’s health, fertility, pregnancy loss, postpartum support
- Adjusting to major life changes
- LISW Supervision (Two-year program, affordable and flexible, includes exam preparation)
Mary Macrae Chapman, LISW-CP
As a seasoned trauma-specialist I have worked with various & diverse populations, of all ages. I began my career supporting survivors of violent crimes, domestic violence, & other forms of abuse & neglect.
I have a colorful skill set ranging from school based issues to treating US Veterans as well as children as young as 6 suffering from PTSD. I also spent years at a psychiatric children's hospital stabilizing & supporting children & their families.
I love working with children & their caregivers, caregivers of children looking for support, teens, young adults, men, women, & folks all across the LGBTQ+ spectrum. Seeing folks get better & start to love themselves more fully is so rewarding to see.
Because you deserve it.
When I'm not working you'll find me walking my 2 adorable pitbull rescues, creating colorful paintings, & dragging my husband on get-a-way vacations to explore new cultures and let loose!
I received my Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the College of Charleston in 2014. I earned my Master of Social Work in 2017.
I have over 10 years of experience working with children as young as 5 to folks in their late 50's.
Abi Camacho, LPCA
Hi, my name is Abi. I'm a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, and founded my private practice Under The Oaks Counseling, LLC. If you're struggling to heal your inner child, break patterns, are depressed, anxious, or grieving, I am here to offer you a judgment-free, safe space.
I take a holistic approach to therapy, which means we're getting to the root of the problem. In order to rebalance your systems, we build self-awareness, integrate mind/body connection, and learn what motivates and restricts you.
Past traumas or toxic relationships change our brains, and we develop coping mechanisms (mentally, emotionally, or physically) to keep us safe. These mechanisms don’t vanish when the situation changes, and unresolved trauma can cause immense suffering. Fortunately, they can be unlearned and we can heal.
I am a trauma-informed and attachment-based therapist. I focus on helping individuals regulate their fight-or-flight nervous system and build meaningful relationships. I also walk alongside individuals on their grief journey because it can feel painful, lonely, and become hard to navigate.
Beth Pilcher, LISW-CP
I specialize in working with young women struggling with anxiety, perfectionism, people-pleasing, and food & body image concerns.
If you are someone who is pretty good at “keeping it together” on the outside, but inside you feel flooded with doubt, critical self-talk, and a constant fear of not being good enough, we may be a good fit to work together! I would love to help you learn how to quiet down that inner critic and make space for more self-kindness and compassion.
I take an active approach in my work with clients, providing a safe place for you to share your story while also offering tools, feedback, and discussion to help you better understand yourself and your experiences. My style is casual & open, and there’s nothing I appreciate more than finding things to laugh about (even through the hard stuff). I take a person-centered approach to therapy, which means I believe that you are the expert on you. I am not there to “fix” you, but rather to help you see yourself more clearly and to support you on your journey toward being able to fully enjoy your life.
Caroline McEaddy, LISW-CP
My name is Caroline, and I’m a licensed therapist with over a decade of experience. I have helped people facing anxiety, depression, life transitions, and trauma. Some areas of focus include: Supporting helping professionals and others facing burnout, assisting parents juggling work-life balance and parenting stress, navigating life transitions, and others.
I offer a warm, friendly environment and utilize a client-centered approach tailored to your unique needs. Drawing from modalities like EMDR, CBT, and motivational interviewing, I guide you toward growth and healing.
I'm offering in-person in Charleston, SC, and via telehealth in South Carolina and Colorado.
Lucy Oliver, LPCA
My name is Lucy and I am passionate about helping others thrive individually and in their relationships.
My therapeutic approach is rooted in one important principle: within every single struggle we face lies an opportunity for positive change. I hold the belief that humans possess an innate capacity to turn life's challenges into pivotal growth opportunities. My goal as a therapist is to empower others to recognize their unique strengths, redefine their struggles, and create a fulfilling life.
I utilize a collaborative, client-centered approach to encourage autonomy and strengths-development in every person I treat. I draw upon solution-focused and cognitive behavioral methods to assist others in this process and am trained in the Gottman Method to assist individuals in navigating a variety of relationship issues.
Amanda Capers, LPC
Hi, I’m Amanda and I’m a licensed professional counselor, offering in-person therapy in Charleston in addition to tele-therapy throughout SC and TN. I primarily work with individuals who are confronted with concerns about self worth, substance abuse, life transitions, depression, anxiety, and trauma.
I am passionate about normalizing mental health and receiving counseling because therapy is our “check up from the neck up.” We spend so much time on our physical health (diet, exercise, sleep) and often neglect our mental, emotional and spiritual needs. My goal as a counselor is to understand your struggles from your perspective using empathy. My hope is to provide you with a safe space, open ears, non-judgmental heart and to teach skills to help you find balance with life’s twists and turns. My clinical approach is using CBT, DBT, person-centered and strengths-based. Alternatively, I use mind-body approaches for holistic practices where appropriate.